Examples of using Scrutinised in English and their translations into Polish
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and successfully scrutinised and supported by Parliament
Impact Assessments should be scrutinised by an independent and external body of experts including end user groups of the legislation.
It seems thus appropriate that both the role of the audit as well as the scope of audit are further discussed and scrutinised in the general context of financial market regulatory reform.
Proposals for legislation and/or regulation should be scrutinised at both EU and member state level.
These amendments will be scrutinised in accordance with the regulatory procedure;
Furthermore, due to the engine's mass every component on the car had to be scrutinised to investigate whether any further weight reductions could be made elsewhere.
This catalogue is based on the requirements set in the Requirements Catalogue 2005(RC05) and on Member States scrutinised contributions for 2010 gathered in the Force Catalogue 2007 FC07.
it can be scrutinised.
In my view, defining priorities that are political means that they should be scrutinised, should be transparent
project leader Fred Biedermann and the operators scrutinised the process point by point:
it is so only natural his every move will be scrutinised by fans and pundits alike.
Technology Check The technology check comprises all structural elements that are scrutinised within the context of the general inspection.
Nothing from the original Revstar designs made the final cut, every element has been thoroughly scrutinised, reviewed and redesigned in the search for perfection.
press freedom will be scrutinised here.
promotion of a level playing field for industrial activities in Europe(although specific measures adopted in some Member States which distort competition need still to be scrutinised in a appropriate way at EU-level);
the results of this process have not been scrutinised by experts or the relevant parliamentary committees.
powder used by the undertaking and the frequency with which its accounts are scrutinised under paragraph 5.
all of which have been scrutinised by the Commission with the assistance of experts in the Member States.
where authorisations will no longer be scrutinised and debated to the same extent by the European Parliament.
where authorisations will no longer be scrutinised and debated to the same extent by the European Parliament.